Bed Bug Killer, Diatomaceous Earth Peppermint Powder, 1 lb

As a customer who has dealt with the frustrating and often expensive battle against bed bugs, I was eager to try out the Bed Bug Killer Diatomaceous Earth Peppermint Powder. I purchased the 1-liter size, hoping that it would provide a sufficient quantity to treat my infestation effectively.Upon receiving the product, I was impressed by the packaging. It arrived securely sealed in a sturdy container, which gave me confidence that the powder wouldn't spill or leak during transit. The labeling was clear and concise, providing instructions for use and safety precautions.One of the aspects that attracted me to this product was the use of diatomaceous earth combined with peppermint. Diatomaceous earth is a natural substance that is effective at killing bed bugs by dehydrating them, while peppermint is known for its strong scent, which can repel insects. This combination seemed promising for both killing existing bed bugs and deterring future infestations.Using the product was straightforward. I followed the instructions provided, wearing gloves and a mask to protect myself from inhaling the powder. I applied it liberally to areas where bed bugs were suspected, such as along baseboards, in cracks and crevices, and around the perimeter of my bed and furniture.One of the immediate benefits I noticed was the pleasant peppermint scent. Unlike chemical-based insecticides, which often have a strong and unpleasant odor, the peppermint aroma was refreshing and left a pleasant scent lingering in the room. This was a welcome change from other treatments I've used in the past.In terms of effectiveness, I began to notice results within a few days of application. I observed a significant reduction in bed bug activity, with fewer sightings and bites reported. Over the course of several weeks, the infestation continued to decline until it was effectively eradicated.I appreciated that the diatomaceous earth powder didn't leave any residue or stains on my furniture or bedding. It was easy to vacuum up once the treatment was complete, leaving behind no trace of its presence.One downside to note is that the application process can be time-consuming, especially if you have a large area to treat or multiple rooms affected by bed bugs. Additionally, while the peppermint scent is pleasant for humans, some may find it overpowering, especially if they are sensitive to strong smells.In conclusion, I found the Bed Bug Killer Diatomaceous Earth Peppermint Powder to be a highly effective and environmentally friendly solution for treating bed bug infestations. Its natural ingredients and pleasant scent make it a preferable option for those seeking an alternative to chemical-based insecticides. However, users should be prepared for the time and effort required for application, as well as the strong peppermint odor that accompanies it. Overall, I would highly recommend this product to anyone dealing with a bed bug problem.

Works like a charm, I didn’t have infestation just yet but the insects were coming from neighbors that had just moved in. Seen first one crawling on me 3am. Demonic hours.. That’s time they like to typical come out & it seems they feed off your fear which makes sense to easily cause PTSD if you let them. Don’t be afraid nor deserved to give up.. I’m allergic to their bites enough to see them and so I I also gave to neighbors downstairs and they used the same method. Gone!! 80% or 90% alcohol works on my furniture & not a single bite. I sprayed in the seams and bygone all over and yes it smells for few hours. That Demetrius powder also works if pumped under/behind baseboards few inches apart. Repeat if needed in few weeks, however I didn’t need much.** Very important!!** I alsoo sprayed outside of lower baseboards & walls with a $50 chemical I also found on Amazon. Spray outside, power inside. Vacuum often. Be consistent with chemical treatments, said it’s safe, but leave house for few hours for it to dry. Bullet Proof

I like it because it works immediately. I don't like creepy crawlies and this product makes them leave. They will come out of the woodworks, get ready. When you're in any type of shared space such as apartment or rooms etc. you can be subject to pests.I followed the instructions and mixed with water for spraying also. I also didn't sweep it or mop it up for weeks. I mopped and replaced. I can't go without it for peace of mind. It is also suppose to be safe for plants and pets but read and do your own research. I'm happy!I shared it and these were an are the results.The only negative is the flying things flies and fruit gnats don't seem to be affected

My sister was exposed to bedbugs, and they came intoher home where she spent weeks trying to get rid of them. The apartment complex where she lived sent an exterminator. After six attempts, the bedbugs were still thriving.I sent her some boxes of this product. That’s what really worked! She was thrilled.Now the exterminator told the apartment manager that he couldn’t go into her home because the product was toxic. I had her explain to the apartment manager that the product wasn’t toxic, although the exterminator’s product was.You can eat peppermint. You can, and quite a few do, eat diatomaceous earth. They are not toxic. But be warned on this. They can be an irritant to the eyes and to the lungs. And to pets. An irritant, not toxin.I told my sister to keep her cat away from where she was spraying. And to wear an mask and glasses for sometime after she sprayed. Neither she nor the cat had any problems.

Not very effective. I still had to use an exterminator.

Great product for any bugs. Safe to use inside or outside.

This stuff did not work at all. I sprinkled it around and left it sit for months. Still see bugs. Even recently seen some bugs crawling around with the earth in them and they seem perfectly fine, not dying at all.

Was getting bit at night and found this awesome product. Love the peppermint smell, insects hate hate hate peppermint. I flung it all over my bedroom it looked like a bakery. About 3 days later I found thousands of carpenter ants dead all over the carpet and around the baseboards. Found out carpenter ants do bite if their nest is disturbed. I had sprayed peppermint essential oil initially for the bites everywhere in my room and that was what brought them out of their nest so they started biting me. The DE is what killed them. So needless to say I'm happy with my purchase.